I had some urge to see nudibranchs, so headed out to the north of Vallecitos point. The condition has been very good. Last night the street was packed with divers but tonight it was empty. Water temp: 57F, viz: 15+(as far as my light can go), and basically no surge. Saw all things: octopus, horn…

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This time I went to the South Wall, just trying to see if there’s anything different. It turns out that the south wall is much quiet compared to the north. I have lost the track for the cliff, where I usually find the angel shark. So not a lot of interesting stuff. This octopus comes…

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While the most of the country is dealing with winter storm, I feel lucky that the dive continuous in Southern California. The temperature here has also dropped significantly – but really, who can complain. After the heavy rain and high surf over the weekend, the sea finally calms down. I went out to the shores…

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Even though the storm has passed and the sun was shinning bright, in the last minute the roaring sea told us who’s the boss. The cancellation came when we almost got ready to get into the water, not to mention the effort of driving up and sleeping When a person fails to have firm erections…

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As the winter season comes, the diving condition becomes challenging. In the past a few days, cold temperature, winter rains, high surf, and poor visibility were reported, and the superior condition seen at the shores was halted. While the condition seemed to get better, no one was sure if it’s worth diving. Nevertheless, Mike and…

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